Indiana linksmen win NAIA golf title in Bemidji
IUP and coach Bernie Ganley led a strong NAIA golf bid at Bemidji Minnesota with Ricky Hrip earning low medalist honors and three IUP players receiving All-American recognition. Teammates Ricky Worsham and Terry Eisenhute also gained honors as the IUP program marked its first NAIA national title amid strong Houston and Wake Forest competition.
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Indiana
United States
Pennsylvania
IUP
Bemidji
Minn
Dave Prosser
Prosser
Ricky Hrip
Hrip
Bernie Ganley
Ricky Worsham
Worsham
Lew Worsham
Oakmont
Terry Eisenhute
Eisenhute
Braves
Hrrp
Houston
Wake Forest
1UP
VFW
Hugh Smith
Smith
Lucerne Nips Indiana Stingers Blast Blairsville 15-5
Marion Center powered past Blairsville 15-5 as Bernard homered with two aboard, Nanni doubled for two runs, and Lingenfelter earned the win. Lucerne edged Indiana 3-2 at the Fairgrounds in a tight junior league contest.
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Marion Center
Blairsville
Lucerne
Loop Jchamps
Indiana
Fairgrounds
Bernard
Liebegott
Sayera
Cunitosti
Sacca
Buchanan
Mar
Cen
Brie
Biniaville
Fry
Nakleslé
Nanni
Chariot
Lagatitr
Duncans
Kasperik
Mottornis
Keenan
Chinpsa
DeVinney
Glasserylf
Fleming
DOW Moody
Pease
DelAntaia
Marlon Center
Nanal
Ha—Bernard
W—Lingenfelter
del Antonid
L—Brozite
Nero
Nobles
Saturday and Sunday Sports Telecast Schedule
The listing presents a weekend lineup of broadcasts including the U S Open third round coverage at 4 00 and 5 00 by chan with additional events: Nassau 66 at 5 30, bowling at 4 00, wrestling at 6 11, hunting at 6 30, NFL Highlights at 7 00. Sunday features hunting and fishing at 1 30, soccer at 3 00, U S Open final round at 4 00 and 6 00, and the Indy 500 at 5 00 by chan.
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Chan
Legion League Names Players For All Star Game
Ten players from Indiana County Junior Legion Baseball League were named to the All-Star squad for a game July 3 at St. Marys Field. Lucerne Athletic Club, Marion Center, Blairsville, and Indiana each have representatives, with three alternates named. Scouts from 22 Major League clubs will test the All-Stars after the game, and successful players may advance to another All-Star contest.
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Blairsville
Jefferson - Clearfield League
Showers Field
DuBois
Indiana County Junior Legion Baseball League
St. Mary's
Lucerne Athletic Club
Gary Capitasti
Joe Raglani
Gene Raymond
Marion Center
Paul Lingenfelter
Terry Roof
Ron Pease
Joe Neage
Randy Murphy
Bobby Louis
Louis
Murphy
Nease
Pease
Indiana
John Kopchick
Doug Snyder
Alan Lezanic
Ray Sexton
Lucerne
St. Mary's Field
Jefferson County
Elk
Clearfield
Legion League
Goalie Jack Reilly Leads Whips in 1-0 Win
Scotland's Jack Reilly posted his third shutout of the season as the Washington Whips beat the New York Generals 1-0 to climb within four points of Baltimore in the Atlantic Division. Joseph Gyau scored six minutes into the second half. Attendance was 5,685. In other action, Chicago Mustangs edged Detroit Cougars 3-2 with John Kiwalik adding his 16th goal.
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Scotland
Jack Reilly
Washington Whips
Reilly
Whips
New York Generals
Washington
Baltimore
Joseph Gyau
Ghana
Chicago Mustangs
Detroit Cougars
John Kiwalik
Detroit
Pirates fall short of Forbes Field no-hitter dream
Pirates rookie Bob Moose keeps Houston in check until a ninth inning single ends his no-hit bid. Mets, Reds, Dodgers, Cubs win as other NL games unfold. Moore, May, Bench, Rose factor in scoring.
Campbell and Giants Clash in Regional Baseball Card Day
In the Elderton Shannock area games, G Campbell's ICCDL faces Commodore Hillsdale while Connie Mack League Northern sees Arcadia take on Hillsdale. Nearby pairings include Avonmore at West Lebanon and Homer City vs Blairsville in county leagues with Fulton Run at Indiana Creekside.
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Commodore Hillsdale
Arcadia
Connie Mack
Elderton
Shannock
Shaw
Giants
Marion den
Young Two
Avonmore
Homer City
Blairsville
Fulton Run
Indiana
Creekside
McIntyre
Saltsburg
Coal Run
West Lebanon
Moose Delivers No Hit Bid Before Fifth No-Hitter At Forbes Field
Pirates rookie Bob Moose the right hander from Export Pennsylvania pitched into the eighth inning before Julio Goray blooped a single. Willie Stargell ended the bid with a single, the longest no hitter at Forbes Field since it opened in 1909. Moose improved to 2-4 as Pittsburgh defeated Houston 2-1.
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Pittsburgh
Houston
Pirates
Forbes Field
Astros
Fred Patek
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Julio Goray
Hector Torres
Patek
Bob “Hang Loose
Moose
Export
Bill Mazeroski
Maz
Alvin Jackson
New York Mets
Willie Stargell
Sportsmen to Meet Commodore at Fire Hall Tonight
Sportsmen will meet tonight at the Commodore Fire Hall at seven o clock. Refreshments and door prizes will be provided.
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Commodore
Commodore Fire Hall
Tigers Beat White Sox As Harrelson Pops Three Homers
Ken Harrelson blasted three homers driving in seven runs as Detroit beat Chicago 6-5. Tom McCraw hit a three-run shot for the White Sox, while Earl Wilson in his first start since May and Luis Tiant also featured in a high drama game that stretched to the 13th inning. The Tigers extended their lead to 6-4 games over Baltimore with their fifth straight win and tenth in eleven. Cesar Tovar and the Twins contributed in a separate defensive battle, while California and New York chased wins in other pennant races.
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Wert
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Boston
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Eddie Fisher
Dick Ellsworth
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Tom Phoebus
George Brunet
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Mike Epstein
Bernie Allen
Joe Coleman
Yankees
Jake Gibbs
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Mantle
Reggie Jackson
Pepitone
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